On [specific date], Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi held a telephone conversation with Qatar's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani. The two officials focused on regional developments and important international issues.
According to a statement from Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the call took place amid significant volatility in the Middle East. The two diplomats exchanged views on initiatives aimed at strengthening stability, security, and promoting cooperation among regional countries.
Notably, they also addressed the situations in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon, emphasizing the need for coordinated action to reduce tensions and protect civilians. Foreign Minister Araghchi and his Qatari counterpart affirmed the importance of maintaining regular dialogue and consultations between Tehran and Doha.
The phone call came as Iran and Qatar are enhancing bilateral relations across various sectors, including energy and trade. The two countries have also been coordinating closely on regional issues, particularly concerning Gulf security.
Earlier, in bilateral engagements, both sides expressed their desire to promote cooperation for the mutual benefit of their peoples and to contribute to regional peace and stability.
